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Debbie Doniger fixes your slice by tweaking the sequence in which you line up your clubface and shoulders to the target. Try “two hands, little step, big step” to set up square and hit straighter drives.
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Thanks!
Enjoy the simplicity of your lessons, Debbie. I completely understand your lesson. Do you have any thoughts what someone can do to make sure they are on the right swing plane?
I understand the concept of walking into the ball for square shoulders but not sure why the ball back position (changes contact point). Why not just walk in with ball in forward poisiton I'm used to?
I understand the concept of walking into the ball for square shoulders but not sure why the ball back position (changes contact point). Why not just walk in with ball in forward poisiton I'm used to?
That is something I always have to watch, the higher your hands the worse it gets. When I tell my friends "that is where your shoulders were pointed at setup they don't believe me. First time I ever heard anyone talk about it 👍🏻👍🏻
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Thanks!
Enjoy the simplicity of your lessons, Debbie. I completely understand your lesson. Do you have any thoughts what someone can do to make sure they are on the right swing plane?